Case 166: The Family

In 1979, young men began to go missing in and around Adelaide. It began with the disappearance of 17-year-old Alan Barnes, then 25-year-old Neil Muir, 14-year-old Peter Stogneff, 18-year-old Mark Langley and 15-year-old Richard Kelvin. All went missing under suspicious circumstances and later found, dumped in the Adelaide Hills and surrounds...
Narration - Anonymous Host
Research and writing - Jessica Forsayeth
Creative direction - Milly Raso
Production and music - Mike Migas
Music - Andrew D.B. Joslyn
For all credits and sources please visit casefilepodcas...

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

Some “people” lack the things that make us human beings. They know it too and some are even proud of it. But what they will never understand, is that they miss out on everything that makes life beautiful and meaningful.

[@loredanadincu4300]

So they convicted him for the killing of the teenager that had a well off father, but the prosecution was " advised " to not go trough with the other cases. Nice, very nice. Also the well off accomplice why wasn't prosecuted more to see if he really had something to do with it also? Why, because he was reach and had money and acquaintances in police or higher.

[@swearsinspanish1092]

Just hearing " A nobody, a no one who didn't matter" shows how much we value human life.

[@_letstartariot]

Is this an AI narrated channel?

[@nikiwalkey8114]

This is the episode that bought me to this podcast. So glad I found it.

[@teresareynolds4364]

Wow.. so many commercials, im guessing that's the reason for 178,000 views and 2,400 likes, I'm off to listen to a different one, hoping there's less so i can listen without so many interruptions, 😊

[@helenbartoszek243]

Do you remember Spencer von Einman saying that he would name names and reveal all after his mother died? Hang on, actually Casefile, you wouldn't remember as judging by the sound of your voice you probably hadn't been born. Anyway, that never happened. It was said that von Einman procured teenage boys for supposed 'pillars of the community', such as doctors, high court judges, magistrates etc. For keeping his mouth shut and taking the fall for everyone involved, he and his mother were paid off. Spencer von Einman was given special privileges, being allowed out of gaol at certain times and lovers being able to visit and stay over the weekend. He was allowed a phone and his cell was decked out so that it no longer looked like a cell.

[@ReneeWright69]

I saw a documentary on this case. It is one of the worst... Horrible torture... Just evil..

[@MsHburnett]

in the 1980 a section of adelaide beach sanddunes was full of men waving towels indicating preference to anyone who knew towel code language. I was there windsurfing .

[@AussieGypsy]

I tried so many time stopping this video. I couldn’t wanting to know that those responsible were jailed for life

[@annettelouise6781]

It was so sad to see Rob Kelvin still doing the news while his son was missing. I was the same age, 15 and remember the whole thing blowing up after Richard went missing. At the time, I knew nothing of the horrific ways these boys died.

[@Gallop4Me]

When I first heard these podcasts, I thought they were fictional stories, because no one could be THAT depraved! Then I googled the one about " the girl in the closet". I read "A Child Called It" and thought that was bad. Geesh!!!!! These truly are HUMAN MONSTERS!!!! You have yourself a new sub!! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@shellymcclafferty]

I live for a new release every week. "The Family" by far has to have been the hardest listen yet. Horrific story. As usual, Casefile has done a great job of telling the story.

[@DocBree13]

I’m currently recovering from covid and pneumonia, and I’m so glad I found this channel to keep my brain occupied. This is so well narrated and edited.

[@erics5572]

Jeeeezus, the favourable treatment bevan got in jail was despicable, I'm so glad when I was young and dumb hitchhiking home from work that I didn't run into any of the "family".

[@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey]

I love your accent, your narration style and how much effort you apply to these cases. It's difficult to stand out in the KZbin true crime community but stand out you do! Amazing Podcast!

[@IamAmericasDaughter]

This is the most horrific and disturbing case I’ve ever heard. Those poor kids God bless them.

[@kccoyote3562]

I always appreciate when a true crime KZbinr does such good research. Having a good spooky voice is critical too.

[@wheresmyoldname]

Oh perfect timing. Your narration is always impeccable and I was just dreading trying to search for something halfway decent to listen to in my down time, and instead I am graced with a new Casefile. What a pleasant surprise

[@carolinerowles5951]

Most in-depth research I've ever seen done on this case. Thank you for your time and diligent work 👍